Residence Life at the University of Kentucky provides an online form for the submission of concerns or reports related to residence hall experiences. This confidential and easy-to-use platform ensures that all issues are heard and addressed appropriately. Whether you are a student in need of guidance, a parent with questions about housing, or seeking support in any aspect of campus living, we are ready to listen and provide assistance. All submissions are reviewed by Residence Life staff, ensuring appropriate follow-up.

Please be aware that while Res Life makes every effort to handle your inquiry with the utmost care and a commitment to privacy, there may be times when the team must share information to comply with legal obligations or university policies.

This program is intended for UK students experiencing food insecurity.  Applications are open during the Fall and Spring semesters. 

If accepted, an initial amount of 10 meal swipes will be loaded to your UK Student ID within two business days. You will then be asked to meet with a Financial Wellness staff member to assess for ongoing need and access to additional swipes/vouchers and/or other resources. 

Talkspace offers asynchronous messaging and live sessions with your therapist, as well as self-guided tools you can access anytime.

Get matched with a therapist today at no cost to you. 

Get started with Talkspace today!

As a benefit for our students, the University of Kentucky has partnered with Talkspace: Self-Guided Therapy to offer each student a subscription to their app at no cost to you!

With Talkspace: Self-Guided, you can expect a suite of guided counseling programs, live classes, and mental health tools created by their team of therapists and backed in decades of research. After a short initial assessment, programs will be recommended to you based on your responses. Programs include, but are not limited to, topics like burnout, body image, work stress, parenting, relationships, and more! 

If you're having trouble connecting with others and feeling down on some aspect of yourself, learning how others see you and how to communicate in different ways could help.

USO Groups are designed to help you learn about yourself and how you interact with others. Group members often have a variety of initial concerns, but share a desire to feel better about themselves and their relationships with others. It can be a powerful experience to realize others struggle with the same things as you do.

USO groups meet for 1.5 hours each week. Group members complete a brief group orientation with group leaders prior to the start of group.

To participate in USO group, call the Counseling Center at (859) 257-8701.